Dissonant
Dissonant adjective - Marked by or producing a harsh combination of sounds.
Many and dissonant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Many" instead an adjective "Dissonant".
Nearby Word: dissonance
Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Both words in one sentence
- Made even more dissonant in many censored versions, in which the word fuck is replaced by a happy little twinkle or ding.
Source: Lyrical Dissonance / Pop -
Dissonant Serenity: Well, many songs, but in particular "Speak to Me" ("I've always been mad, I know I've been mad...") Also The Wall, which can be seen as Roger Waters' own Creator Breakdown.
Source: Music / Pink Floyd -
Avant-garde Music: Music composed in the 20th century and later tends to skew this way, though it's worth noting that many earlier composers were also considered dissonant and edgy in their own time.
Source: Classical Music
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